I can now follow the rotor motion and see how the e gear controls the
rotation of the rotor by keeping the seals tracking along the housing. if
the output shaft rotation is that "bmw" symbol and since there isn't
actually a crankshaft, then it still isn't obvious how the prop gets
turned.
kevin

I'd like to see the same animation, but from the rotor's viewpoint, I.e.
where the rotor is spinning about it's center and the e shaft orbits the
interior.  maybe then I'd see how the shaft rotates.  the current animation
looks like only the rotor is rotating and the shaft is fixed.

Kevin Lane


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